Climate
Lying in the Upper Rhine Plain, the climate of the Offenbach (district) is temperate and influenced through southwestern trade winds. The temperature differences during the year are less. In

In 1834, Dietzenbach had 3,695 inhabitants. One hundred and five years later, in 1939, it was 3,695. After the Second World War ended, 4,711 people lived in the community in 1950. In 1961, this had risen to 6,303. After extensive new development had

Since late 2003, Dietzenbach is connected as the end-station with the suburban metropolitan network Frankfurt. Dietzenbach

• Cornelia Hanisch (born 1952), Olympic fencing champion
• Monika Staab (born 1959), football player and coach

Dietzenbach had its first documentary mention about 1210 in a donation document to the Patershausen monastery as Dicenbah. The later forsaken settlements of

Mayors
• Christian Ebert, 1948–1958
• Hermann Kocks, 1958–1976
• Friedrich Keller (SPD), 1976–1988
• Frank Kaufmann (temporary) (Greens), 1988–1989

Festival
Each year in Dietzenbach, the following festivals offer a chance to pursue social contacts: